Sentence examples for judgment stemming from from inspiring English sources

Dolan has shown profound loyalty to Thomas throughout his spotty tenure, even after the Garden lost an $11.6 million judgment stemming from a sexual-harassment claim against Thomas.

In what could be a landmark case for internet privacy, a European court has ruled Google must amend some of its search results in an advisory judgment stemming from a Spanish case.

Last week, a state judge ordered Cunningham's and Gallion's assets, including Midnight Cry Stables, turned over to the 418 plaintiffs to satisfy a $42 million judgment stemming from a lawsuit against Gallion and Cunningham over their handling of the settlement.

They were forced to give up the compound last year because of a $6.3 jury judgment, stemming from an assault by neo-Nazi guards against a local woman and her son.

According to today's statement, Acacia subsidiary Creative Internet Advertising Corporation received a $12.4 million final judgment stemming from its May 2009 trial verdict (PDF) and corresponding $6.6 million damages award in its patent lawsuit.

The judgment stemmed from a series of articles about Jean Chrétien, a former Liberal prime minister, which appeared in The National Post, a conservative newspaper based in Toronto.

Now a Mozart scholar, Peter Hoyt, has come up with a theory about the details: that the judgment stemmed from a loan of 1,000 thalers in Prussian currency made on May 2 , 1789 the day the prince and his coach departed Berlin without Mozart, leaving him in need of money for his own transportation.

Can they do anything to avoid poor judgments stemming from categorical reasoning?

The question of whether punitive damage judgments stemming from fraud are dischargeable in a bankruptcy proceeding has divided the lower courts for years.

The Supreme Court ruled today that Federal bankruptcy law, which generally offers people a fresh start by erasing their debts, does not excuse the obligation to pay damage judgments stemming from acts of fraud.

(Also not included are the millions that will inevitably be awarded in legal judgments stemming from traffic accidents, when cars pile onto narrow, winding Seminary Hill -- a road unchanged since it was first built in the era of horse-and-buggy transportation).